Tastes

A wonderful find and possibly the king of the sherry cask bottles.

The rum aging real transfers the essence of the rum's sweetness. A nice break up from the bourbon and sherry standards.

Wanted to like it more, just couldn't. I'd take a bottle of Glenlivet 18 first.

A solid oddity and something to keep on as a staple to distinguish from the Chivas and Johnny crowd if need be.

Felix had good taste. At this price, a hard to beat bottle for sure. Another great oddity to have around that doesn't break the bank.

Not to shabby, especially in this price range. Its something to shake up the Chivas 12 and Johnny Black rut without splurging.

This, along with Johnny Black, is the traditional, "hey, you want a scotch"-scotch. Certainly not going to impress anyone except to say that it shows you have at least some sense of what scotch is. In its price range its one of the kings but one quickly grows out of it.

This bottle is punching way above its price range. Something nice to keep in the collection to share with your real scotch friends. Not to be wasted on the "doesn't drink scotch but willing to try it crowd." Not something you want to see going to waste.

Again, not too bad but for the cost. The bottle is a nice decorative touch but what's in it isn't exactly knock your socks off. Nice to have as an oddity to share with that "I only drink Chivas12/JohnnyBlack" guy. A great bottle to bring to a poker game or get together where there will be a small crowd of moderate-to-serious scotch drinkers.